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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-06
weathtr and Crop Bnlleiin.

WAsHINGToN, Sept. 5.-The following
supplement 10 weather and crop buue-
tin for the week ended September o, 1887,
has been issued by the signal cni;e.
During the past week the weather mas
been reported as favorable for growing
crops in Massachusetts, ana New JERSEY
end for sill except cotton In South Car
oIina, rains slightly improving them in
Northern Illinois, Tennessee and Kansas,
as improbable il Ohio and Indiana,
Southern Illinois. Missouri, Arkansas,
Mississippi ard North Carolina
For cotton growing too much rein is re-
ported from North Carolina, too cool in
South Carolina snd some damage by
worms in Mississippi end Arkansas Re-
ports indicate for the Germ growing region
3 yield below the average owing to the
deficiency in rainfall. From Olio it is
reported tobacco mas been injured. Pas
tursge is reported good in Nebraska, i'm
| proved by late rains in Minnesota and
Kansas, unfavorable in Missouri. Frosts
occurred in Central Michigan en- August
l3 and II, but no damage has been re-
ported.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-06

comes n With lis usetu, once. N 2ra-
serving the souLd z the sign. The mo
ment the sign or Tie letter ceases 70 an
sTer to the sound ta1 e'zmolqcv Ffe-
out OF i. for living speech T-.re =
81 ouc3 false zee ~ m.fg q .y:re,
language. Tle "tum an n-es.--9
Ct the une' n sPescI is not given. an
inst of some oIher time, which, wiz -
oufEroWIh o. perhaps elw3vs false IT,
te1s, CuSnt 70 Dc slut uq in the tfo----.
arv, among tGings Orse. s.e. - IN -t,- ~;
SIS history. History t1At j. maxim, IN
the matter Of language, demands f,i.--
iul agreement between sound s71 -
or there viii be 10 etymaicsv Of -
word LETT behind SITTER ie rs done -.
work Of its generation. IL snort tac-1 :
no auch thing primarily a etymoIoay =
letters, only q representation Of II. ju~- .
there is primarily no such ting IS s VOL
II writing, only tie pic.UTe Il awg-t
And false picture Of 2 word is as vile ..
one OF snyth!ng else.
1t is not strange, upon these considers
uons. to ind inst That ere called tie
les1ned have Lat things sOmewnsc TOO
much theIT own wy with Eumau Language
throughout the sGes OF pouu.ar
A.i4SAOACNf t'EL Il tleSe nSE1
been often the much praised eses
OF faith. i thus hsppecs thst win
sll the earning expended on the subject
1t is only within s generation or so tas.
Language has been treated sciea.ifcauv.
There has been plenty Of philoloey AM
ci so-called etymo.o-v, but 4 business
like running back Of the com
psratively few words into which So
crowded the life and soul and thcugrts
and deeds and loves Of leading rsces q
the world to their origin in tar eli ass.
from which those racos C8me, ms never
until la.eIy been seriously undertaken.
Now, however tlst the move
ment has become science,
and viii soon become : uc.1.e-
sci=rce, there Will Re less license 10 w--f
doctoriag, Though there NAV be uuc-
pruning done which VII 5r.pg 7ta.5-
nearer their primitive form a. writer
/ which 5 always more nearly their Iu-.-
/ as spoken, the cOrruptiols being nue.
easier matter With the pen lhan Win =,
tongue.
The other consideration overlooked
The suU ref1rmers Of spelling, tnGt OF I'll,
/ constant flcs Of Change, may perhaps ),
better pursued s-other tiEe. RAJ.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-06
Ell PlS0.
"A Big Wsshout on the Texas ard Pacific
Pistol Cases.

10 "@euouC on the Texas ard Pacific.
Pistol Cases.
Special to the Gazette.
Ell PAso, Ten Sept the first case
under the law against carrying weapon
came up to-day in the County court.
Inc defendant, Jusan Martel, Mexican,
pleaded guilty. The court haed him So
and sent hin to jail forty DAYS.
TIE case Of Assepero Kohn charged
with the same ofense, comes up to-mor-
row and as the Judge has no discretion
II the matter he too will 60 to jail.
There IS quite number of other persons,
some OF them quite prominent, whose
cases will come up at this term OF court
II does not seem possible now that any
Of them car escape gong to Jail.
There is big washout on the Texss
and Pacific Railway. The west bound
train due here a. 10 O'Clock this morning
has been abandoned at T0yah and the
eest bound train thai left here last night
mss been abandoned nine miles this side
OF ToYsh. 1t is not known when they
Will arrive.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-06
L0NGVIE W.
The IOiured LaGiss Doing Well-Engine
Ovorturned-Scheols Open.

The IOiured Ladies Doing welI-Engine
Decentralization Open.
special to the Gazette.
LoNGVIEW, Ten, Sept. Further
news from the camp ground runaway is
more favorable for the three young la
dies, Misses Minnie and Ida Killings
worth snd Miss Maggie Fincher. They
sre ali doing very well, considering their
wounds being SO severe.
Miss Amands killingsworth, the eldest
one of the young ladies who was not
seriously hurt, escaped in 8 singular
manner. She was holding large mirror
in her hand and lap when she fell from
the runaway wagon which struck her face
snd shattered in small pieces, many OF
which caught her shoulder and breast.
With great presence of mind she threw
her arms about her own neck and re-
ceived many small cuts which in all
probability would have cut her badly and
perhaps fatally shout the throat, which
she WAS trying to avert.
Miss Amanda and Mrs Ella and Master
Ike KillingSworth are confined to theiI
beds Ct home, but will soon be well.
An engine on the Texas and Pacific, al
| Glade creek tauk, while backing on to the
switch ran of aud turned completely
over yesterday morning. No one hur
and but little damage to the engine.
Oar city high school began to-day will
q large attendance, with sn entire new
staff of teachers except Professor Halli
burton, re elected.
Professor I. A. Glenn, former princips
of our high school. has obtained TIT
protessorship of the Henrietta school.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-06
DALLAS.
Resolution Adopted by the City Council of
East Dallas

Resolution Adopted by the City Council of
East Dallas
Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEN, Sept. The following
resolution offered by Alderman Murnane
st the meeting OF the East Dallas Council
Saturday nigdt was adopted:
"RasoIged, that we, the Common Coun-
Gil of the city OF East Dallas, in the name
OF the people of this city hereby tender
our thanks for the suggestion and invi-
tatiOn, and s. the same time respectfully
decline the same, at the same time voic-
ing cur sentiments TO the effect that the
proposition IS quite premature and en-
tirely inopp1Ttune; and further express
our belief tina. this city is well and fully
able 10 continue her existence as such,
and while we are in hearty accord with
our sister city in q desire and hope for
cur mutual prosperity, yet we believe
that the same viii for some
time depend upon the further
continuance Of the existence OF the
municipal corporation of the city OF Est
Dallas and maintain that we have in our
own midst abundance of suitable and
well qualified timber to furnish the neces-
saTy material for sustaining tue same.
The examination to organic and class
ity the pupils for the public schools be-
gan this morning a. the Central High
School bulldog, with Professor Hand as
superintendent, and will continue from
day to day till the l7th inst.
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Around Hrnlpcr
londence OF the GaZe.te.

Correspondence OF the Gazette
KF1IrNER, Ten, Aug. 50-Tbis morn
ing brings Us the glorious evidence inst,
as Milton SAWS, the "iair days have con
tracted rain" emitting the "wind,' = as II
is raining slowly and bids fair TO comply
satisfactorily with the contract.
1t is thought the potato crop will be
good If the rain continues long enough 10
wet the earth sufficiently, and the fall
late.
The pasturage in this immediate local
ity is about exhausted; but with enough
rain now it VIII soon afford beautiful
food, and the stock will enter the winte1
in excellent condition,
Cotton gathering is the principal EN-
ployment of the people OF this section. as
the corn crop is about harvested.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-06
sh.enm anLutervIrwcd.

Specialize the Gazette,
sAN ANTONIO, Ten, Sept. Colonel
Philip p. Palmer, one of the most eN-
t1s.ye sheepmen in Texas, was in the
ctr TO- LAY from Kinney county. In an
1,eryiew ne stated that the present year
-s6 5een an unusually prosperous one
win the sheepmen il his section, that
ne asec7 staple was heavier end Of
1e- 41aH'y than for many years past
Ind th.t grass and water were abundant
70! the winter. He is OF opinion that
me industry viii continue to prosper in
West Texas now, and good prices will be
-l:ntsined II Congress viii quit tamper-
1g With the tariff and give the producer
k.1alce to retrieve MS lost fortune.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-06
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
England.
THE GovERMENT coNDE,INaI

THE GOVERNMENT CONDEMNED.
LONDON, Sept. At trades union
congress ct Swangar q resolution cor
demning the government for suppressiug
public meetings IN Ireland was passed by
6 vote of s. to ,.
NEWSPAPER SENTIMENTS.
LONDON, Sept. . The Times says
"If it pleases Mr.. Dillon and his coupan-
ions to evade the police and make
speeches at intervals, on being moved on,
there is no reason 10 grudge them the
amusement Of making themselves ridicu-
lous. We wish the Parnellites were as
easily managed in the House of Commons
as in the open air"
The Standard reminds "fussy people
like Mr.. St&nhooe'' that whatever their po-
sition inside the House OF Commons, out
side they ere simply citizens, subject tC
the law. II says the Ennis affair was 8
humbug from fist to last and wonders
that any man was ever seriously con-
cerned about it."
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-06

the business Of the session while four
long tables were spread in another hall
where they banquetted at noon. A com
mlttee on credentials and various Officers
made their reports. The report of the
chairmsn showed the membership is dsily
increasing end that the financial secre-
tary'a 1epor: proved the fund to De IL bet
ter condition financially than ever before.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-06

CoIformably 70 the laws Of advance
snd retreat of glaciers, il is said those in
The valley Of Chamounix, Switzerland,
sre now beginning 70 advarce. The
10 wer extremity Of the Glacier des Bes-
sons IS "not more than 3 geo feet aoove
the level of the sea. and is gong still
lower. During the past three wears this
lower extremity "has advanced st the
rate Of d.ty yards year" It is Sid
that 'a grotto cut out Of the ice in May,
1886, quarter Of mile from the eZ-
tremity, hes moved down more taan
sixty YARDS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-06
Decatur.
Special to the Gazette.

NFec4Sl 10 me GsZette.
DECATUR. Ten Sept. 1.-THE cases of
the State vs.. Dawson and Thompson,
charged with the murder Of the Smith
boys in Clay county, upon change OF
Venue, were continued till the February
term, lsSS.
Judge Mccall came in on the II q. N
t.Tsin, anC opened court. He will adjourn
loT the term tomorrow.
Oar public school opened this morning
with 475 pupils, in charge of Professor
Stems principal, and six under teachers.
Mr.. Bob Summers, penitentiary con-
Tractor, is here to take 10 the peniten-
IusFy, Bill Bromly, Joe Rullins and Ed
van Wagner.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-06
A German Society,

CHICAGO, ILL, Sept. 5.-The annusl
session Of the Kriegerbund of North
America was opened this morning st
Brands hall by Chairman Herman
Buseheman Of Cincinnati. The German
warriors who compose this society, some
in their uniforms and badges were
crowded into one Of the halls to transsc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-06
I'VE STOCK NOTES.

WaLz Of SoCorro, y. NJ, is in
Vi, = He IS largely interested in land
~ c-.! AND tee object Of his visit is TO
ST. cS.. s.syeral thousand mead of cattle to
TT u ,nor his pastures in New Mexico.
sn employe who arrived in the
E.l~. richt direct from Goodnight's
c : 80 ranch i WIS learned that fine
Hi.o - in +ha. region on the first three
~ - - me present month. He thinks
's'' = 0-enty of time for the new grass
'2'.- before frost.
~rnDer OF livery stsole horses were
, ,.s3 yesterday drinking greedi-
ro"..t the muddy water pumped
]! the river. ado you
i:o- - ssia the proprietor Of the stable,
51o.' .bose horses had mucn rather
"a .Ist muddy stuff than the c!ear,
- water. We've tried ZEN time
:.5..1siD, and they take the river wa
81 i5r+v as it is, every time. | reckon
~ :. considerable difference in the
.-.' somehow Maybe the mud gives
1sculiar kind Of favor that the brutes
''5.aa to and learn to like
Tho Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
80 & ever alive to the requirements OF
n,' ire stock business, AMI does ali il
"a p-ouate the interests of shippers
- company has lately established
tag wards Just south the line between
x. Indian Territory and Kansas in the
lar5o-bood Of Arkansas City. This
~ n-0ride for cattle coming from fal
' W. south oi Purcell to be run through
. .-e s,stc line in twenty-eight hours
S-.~nents from Southern Texas will, g:
....s-0tore, feed at Purcell, ind thence {
~, II twenty light hours brings them Il
-.-srS city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-06

henrietta bank. Bowie will handle six
TO len thousand bales of cotton and no
oelter point to open g bank csn be found
IN North Texas.
Our pQolic school opened this morning
WIN professor Savage IN charge.
Cotton IS moving freely, receipts Sat
urday th!rry.1ve bales: en- hand l75 bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-06
BOWIE.

The Citizens Offer Inducements to Baker.
Schools Opsn.
Special to the Gazette
BOWIE, TEX, Sept. AT meeting Of
our business men held this morning q
Proposition was made and adopted that
The business men eft Bowie guarantee
he bank building, vault, safe, etc, free OF
Tent for six months to any ,one WHO will
come here and start bank at once. The
Bowie bank closed on the 1st OF Septem-
oerand moved the business to Henrietta.
his WAS csused by the failure OF the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-06
Hunt County stock Show.

,-ss,4. 70 INC Gazette.
6aEEx lille, Ten Sept. quite 6
considerable display Of ne stock was
~.se here today. 1t consisted Chiefly
4 fine stations and colts. D, N, O.
B--g0T, whose ranch is located near
T.npaeu, this county, mad offered &
~arev premium ana other Inducements,
m the best colt showed The premium
VS. ordered y. D. MlllIns, g farmer liv-
z, three miles southwest. The snow
", creditsble TO Hunt county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-06

special to the Gazette.
ITAsCA, TEX, Sept. 5-The Bznk Of
Itasca opened for business to day. 1t is
valuable acquisition to our commercial
interests. Mr.. Tnsd Phillips, formerly
of Hillsboro, is cashier, The psuk will
do good business.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-06
a HlsZ, al Bryan

of7yN4t' y t--t |TILtLlS.
BRYAN, Ten, Sept. Our little city
Wss thrown into confusion last night
about O'Clock by the ringing Of the ire
bell. The fire proved to be in Judge J. A.
Buckho!z's wagon sud buggy house. The
fire IS supposed 20 have Originated from
the explosion OF lamp There was TO
insurance. No other damage was done
and the loss is small.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-06
Commercial Travellers L.ague

CHICAGO, Ill, Sept. 5.-The CONNER
cisl Travellers League Of America organ
lied here to-day. Delegates representing
ten different states were in attendance.
Toe object of the association is the pro
motion of better acquaintance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-06

Was 90. more fserfuttBsn are the us.as
OF skl8, disease, sgd pct Dr re.c4's
Golden .aediGG Blsepvery' is g ce..e-E
csffe for si ol'thems Blotc1es, p G32,ess-
efuptiOls ,safstules, scalv inavds, 81; 5Hs,
Jumps, infImed patches, .aa:t7-r heum, tat
ter, boilsr farbuncles, ulcers, old sores,
are by lis use hesIsd quickly and perug
nentlg.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-06
IN Benton COUNTY.

Special to the Gazette
DENToN, Ten Sept. Thirty or
forty bales Of cotton were sold on the
streets to-day the ruling prices paid was
SIS to 90. The cotton crop Of this
county IS better than it HIS been in eight
years
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-06

Special TO the Gazette.
ITAsCA, TEX, sept. Nearly all the
damage done by the rain to the county
roads, such as washouts and the removal
OF bridges, mas been repaired. Cotton
will be materially benefited, rs much of
it had not quit growing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-06
Greatly Improved and Reduced IN Pic,

The Weekly GAZETTE is now only $1.CC
year; and will in future contain besides
the latest news from oil parts Of the
world, Talmage's sermon, g f.sh!o2
and household department, most X liable
market report. Thrilling serial stories By
the most popular authors VIII be weekly
feature,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-06

George W. Cable said in Sunday
School speech in Boston, 81 have i've
children and hall OF them are girls" A
pad boy shouted, "That's lie," to which
Cable responded. "No it amt, for the
other half of them are girls also"
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opecIAI 70 Tue G&Zeue.
RICHMOND, Ten, Sept. The cotton
worm is playing havoc with the cotton in
this section of the country, and tits great
~ feared the crop viii yet be cut short
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-06
Germany
AN INSPIRED EDITORIAL

AN INSPIRED EDITORIAL.
BERLIN, Sept. THE North German
Gazette, in an inspired article on the re-
l&tions between Germany and Russia,
says: "The duty imposed by Germany
policy in The interest CT the empire and
its dignity, is to maintain peace so long
SIS it Is compatible with honor
The starting point in an en-
deavor in this direction is found
only on the ground covered by
treaties. The circumstance that the
otherwise successful peace policy OF the
Germsn government has for three years
past been disturbed by Bulgaria aud its
Princes is not calculated TO attract the
good will Of German politicians toward
that principally.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-06
Cable Notes.


CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sept. THE Otto
man Bank has suspended disbursements
abroad on account of the Turkish gov
ernment's failure to make deposits
PARIS, Sept. 1t is stated that the
mobilization experiment has shown that
all the reserves could be embodied in
three DAYS; that ELL the regiments are
are ready to march and that carriage has
been requisitioncd for stores.
LONDON, Sept. ) In Malta during the
past twenty-tour hours there have been
five new cases OF cholera and thee deaths.
BERLIN, Sept. An earthquake shock
has been felt a. Boun, Prussia. No dam
age was done.
LONDON, Sept. 5-The Gackawar OF
Barods, accompanied by g suite ot six
| ty persons besides several ladies' of his
harem, is coming to E0gland. He will
be the guest at Oxford of mis- brother,
Prince Sampatrao, and his cousin, Priace
Gampstrao, Who are studying st the
university.
CoNsTANTINOPLE, Sept. 1.-The porte
has learned that the Austrian govern
ment is strenuously trying to grange fol-
Prince Ferdinsnd's withdrawal from Bul.
gsris.
VIENNA, Sept. 5,-The Emperor Fran
els Joseph arrived st Neutrs, Hungary
yesterday morning. He was enthusiast
c.lly received by the populsce, WHO turn
ed out en- mssse to welcome him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-06
Etockman Dead

.....- 81 the Gazette.
7rr5- CRY, TEX, Sept. Colonel
". Robbins OF san Angelo, promt-
,s-. s.oclman OF this county, died sud
-s-,vat hl- ra2c1 en- Toyah creek yester-
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at Vernon.
of the Gazette.

correspondence OF the Gazette.
VERNON, TEX, Sept. I've nave had
some me rains in this part Ct the coun-
try OF late.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-06

-'l'''' - VIIN NJ IVJI
BIG SANDY, Ten, Sept tie cotton
picking has commenced. The gin Of ,this
place commenced ginning last week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-06
HiiIsboro arcesisn Water.

Special TO the Gazette.
IIILLsBoRo, TEX, Sept. 5. - H. G.
Flemming, general superintendent OF
the Missouri Pacific Railway, reports
an analysis of the w6ter from the srtesiar
we'll at Hillsboro, made by G. N. Riley,
chemist, of st. Louis. Professor Riley
reports the specimen as very pure water,
and suitable for all purposes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-06

At wholesale, Fresh stock to arrive.
Send in orderas
F6kE WORTH GROCER Co.
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HORSE BoNFd,

N1essrs. Dulany, wilson & maupiu VII
take horses to bOaFds Best stalls IN
town, prompt att5Ation, atc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-06

A peculiarly otEood's sarssparilla is
that while it purifes NE. Blood, it inpsrts
new vigor TO every function OF the body.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-06
WEATHER AND CROPS,
Frosts r por e l in Central 1richigan-The
Rain Record.
Ia Reeves County.

SpecinI 70 the Gazette
PECos CITY, TEX, Sept. 5.-Rsins srt
general all over this county.
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Al BIG Sandy.

Special to the Gazette,